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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-26
OFFICERS.GH0SENs
FOR TIE MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK
At a Largely Attended Meeting Held Las,
Nlght-A List Of Trustees-Ths, Plan
on Which This Concern Is Organ
lied n Popular Ono Elsewhere.

The adjourned meeting OF the members
OF the recently incorporated association Of
this city, known as the Mutual Savings
Bank was held last evening in the Police
Court room at the Public Building. The
attendance was quite large and much In.
terest was taken In the proceedings. Tie
meeting was held for the purpose OF or.
ganizing and electing officers and trustees
DR.. G. Baird presided, and Mr.. W. G.
wilkinson acted as Secretary.
Mr.. Howard Hazlett was elected Presi.
dent; Mr.. W. B. Simpson, First, and Mr..
Edward Robertson, Second vice.P resi.
dent; Mr.. w. G. Wilkinson, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected
trustees: Frank Cruise, Alex Mitchell,
W. N. Linch, ]. s. Trinble. Horny Baer,
Ed. Rogers, ]. Y. Gavin. F. J. Park, IT,,
@. F. Brandfaas, Dr.. ]. f. Beileyille, VIM.
Harvey, NJ. J. Finley, Otto Jaeger, D. L.
RatcTiG, Z. NJ. Gitiiland, Alfred Caldwell,
DR.. George Baird, Frank Stanton, Richard
Robertson, VIM. Ellingham, Thomas Z.
Lewis, James P. Maxwell, Alex Updegraff,
George G. McKnown, T. @. Mofat, ", H.
Anderson, Charles L. Davis, John Coch.
ran, Charles II. Copp, James McCahon,
George Z. Wilkinson, .. II. Collier, George
w. Merchant, Henry Speyer, Frank w.
Bowers and Henry Serig.
The Mutual Savings Bank is a non.cap.
ital institution incorporated under an act
OF the Legislature passed last February.
It 10 said 10 be founded on the samo plan
as the Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Bank,
which WAC organized little more than
thirty years ago by thirty.si1 gentlemen |;
Its only capital was s. 200 OF initial depos.
its. Last January this bank paid divi.
dend for the preceding six months OF
slS5, N0-divided among &c, 900 depositors,
whose average deposit was $40.
The Mutual Savings Bank will receive
the deposits OF oil who desire to lay BY for
q rainy day in sums from one dime up.
wards, and at such times Us the depcsitor
may choose to leave bis surplus. at first
the bank, as soon as il is located in some
room, which will be centrally located,
will be open only in the evening. 1t is
expected that 1t will be very popular in
stitution. The incorporators state the
truth when they make the assertion in
their prospectus that THE money that
the children Of Wheeling spend, to say
nothing Of what their parents waste in
pleasure, or worse, would, il properly de.
posted and accounted for, make the whole
community wealthy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-26
LOCAL BREv1r1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
tho City.

Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
tho City. 81 IN
AT the Grand to.night-sid @. France
In dead 10 the World"
OxK deed Of trust was admitted to record
In Recorder Hooks office yesterday.
GEORGE @, BoSlrAcE at the Opera House
again tonight in THE Streets Of New
York"
EXCELSIOR Lodge No. 40, /. 0. 0. F., OF
this city, will celebrate the siIty.eighth
Anniversary Of the founding Of the order
with reception aud entertainment at
Odd Fellows hall this evening. A choice
programme Is to be rendered.
Mrs. JouS CoNSERs, living at No. s.
Wabash street, Island, while standing on
tho river bank near her home watching
her husband, who was In boat, slipped
in some manner and fell down the bauk .
distance Of about fifteen feet. Her head
and face were cut and che waa severely
bruised about tho body.
The Benwood Cooperative Company,
Cimited) recently incorporated, has elect.
ed the following named officers: Prest.
dent, John T. Manley; Secretary, W. o.
Nightingale; Treasurer. II. Riddle; Direc.
toyg, Samuel Sloan, John Rude, James
Delo, Eugene Hausman, w. J. CLARK i;
Auditing Committee, Thomas Forrest, l..
P. Conrad, Robert schane.
THE only conveyance Of real estate ad.
mitted to record in Recorder Hooks Office
yesterday, was deed made August 10,
1885, by John W. Beltz and wife to John
and Caroline Flading, In consideration Of
$500, OF their undivided right and title In
the undivided ons.half OF lot No. 81 in D.
Zans's addition to the city, lying on the
east side Of South York street, Island.
CORONER scnUL1zE was called on yester-
day 10 view the remaius Of newly born
white infant found in one Of the vaults Of
tho old Catholic cemetery in Manchester,
where it was found by some boys. 1t had
evidently been there three or four days.
Whether it was born dead or alive WIS not
ascertaiued, nor was there any clue found
that would indicate who was the mother.
The Coroner ordered the remains buried.
SUPERINTENDENT James ". Warden, o!
the Board Of Public Works, hsd force Of
men o. work yesterday laying new floor.
ing on that part Of the Market
street bridge used by vehicles. The
men worked expeditiously and man:
aged not to obstrucs travel
TO any appreciate extent. The work will
he completed this morning. The old
flooring was very badly worn and the new
one was needed.
GEORGE BErsoS employed as boiler al
tho Top mill met With On unfortunate ac'
cident yesterday morning that will lay
him up for come timo. He was on a tram.
way and started to step aside in order to
allow mule that was drawing car load
Of sand from the river bank 10 the mill,
psss, when he slipped and iell on the track.
The mule was frightened at this and
plunged about, trsmpling on Betson and
cutting and bruisine him with its hoofs,
and before it could be stopped, it had
pulled the car forward, go that one OF the
wheels passed over Betson's right leg,
irscturing it.
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BEFORE THE B, p, W,
Saft Men afisIend n Reporter-The Natural
Gas bitches.

Nail Men Mislcnd Reporter-The Natural
Gas bitches.
An lSTELLlGENcER reporter, an import.
ant part OF whose duty is TO haunt the
Public Building for news, fondly imagined
for brief second OF two last evening tina,
the dearth ci neTs about that place tina!
has prevailed for several days past was to
be relieved by display head bonanza in
the shape OF report OF secret meeting
OF neil men. He found Mr.. J. D. DuBoig,
OF the Belmont mill, Mr.. Frank J. Hearne
and Mr.. J. D. Culbertson, Of the River
side. and Mr.. Spalding X. Wallace, OF
the Jeterson, wandering about tho CORR.
dors.
They we're looking Tor the office OF the
Board OF Public Works, and not nails but
cobbe stones vas their business. They
were part OF the vestry OF st. Matthews
Church, and they wanted 10 know when
tho Board proposed to remove the pile OF
cobbe stones that line the gutter on the
Fifteenth side OF the church etiiice,
The piles have been there now for over
FIVE months, having been thrown mp when
The Natural Gas Company Of West Vir-
ginia laid its Fifteenth street raans, aud
over which those worshipping at St. Mat
thews, " no 90 to church in their carriages,
have TO drive.
The vestrymen were fortunate enough
to find Secretary George Heard OF the
company, who came down from Pitts.
buIph Yesterday, and Inspector McCarty,
slso OF the company, before the Board and
they promised that before another Sunday
rolled around the cobbleB should be put
back in the pavement where they belong.
AS an excuse for not rcpaving that place
before they stated that they had been kept
busy paving the more important thorough.
fares.
Messrs. Heard and McCRrty were before
the Board to consult about repavirg mat.
ters and to outline what streets the coin.
pany would probably want to dig into in
extending its mains thia aeaaon.
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Mr.. II. F. Behrens, the ~ell-known
grocer and steamship agent Of this city,
accompanied by Mrs. Behrens and their
son, left yesterday for New York, from
where they will sail next Saturday on
the steamer WeeterIaud, Of tho Red stsr
line, for Antwerp, Belgium. MIR. Beh-
renB intends visiting nil the important sen
ports in Europe in order that no may be-
come personally acquainted with agents
Of steamship and rairosd companies, III
order that OIL his return, he may be able
to inform those from this aection who con-
template visiting my part Of the old Coun-
try as to routes, tins, distanccG and ex-
ponses. Mr.. Bcmens will DO abscnt for
about three months.
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CatarFh 10 CONSUMPTION.

Catarh In its destructive force staudsn to and
undoubtedly leads on 10 consumption. Ills there
fore singular that those AFFLICTED with this fearful
disease should not make It the object Of their lives
10 rid themselves Of It. Deceptive remedies CON
cocsed by ignorant prelendcn to medical tnowl.
Gdgo have weakened the confidence Of the great
majority oil sufferers Ia all saYe'slzed remedies.
They become resigned to lie Of misery rather
than torture themselves with doubtful psllailyes.
But this will never Do Catsrrh must DO met Rt
every stage and tomhayGd with all our might. In
many cases tho diSeGIe has assumed dangerous
symphonic. The bones and cartilage OF the nose.
tho organs oil hearing, Of seeing and OF Asting 20
affected o. 10 10 useless, the uvula No elongated,
the throat so inllamcd and irfitAted "a 10 produce
constant and distressing cough.
Sanf0fd's Radical cure meets every phase OF Ca.
tarrh, from simple head cold to the most loath.
some aud destructive stages. u Is local and con-
t,ltutIonRl. Instant Ia relieving. permanent In
curing, Laie, economical and hevcr.iAillug.
EAcn package conlAius one bottle Ct the Radical
Cure, one box OF Catarrhal Solvent, and an I'm
proved Inhaler. With treatise; price, u.
PorTYa DRUo AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Sid G. France and company are register
ed at the Howell House.
Mias Jessie Good, Of St. Louis, ia guest
Of Migs Virginia Peudleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mango!d, OF Now Martina
vile, vera al the Howell House yes
terisy.
Thomas Hopkins and daughter, oil
Moorefeld, were at the s!smm Honse
yesterday.
Mr.. John klari hes gone to Washing
ton, D. c., and other Eastern points on a
pleasure trip Of weeks duration.
Superintendent Edward B. Taylor and
c. ii. Bennett, OF the Pan Handle Com
pany, came down from Pittsburgh and
were in the city for few hours yes
terday.
Mrs. II. B. Scot. and children have re.
turned home from Colorado Springs,
where they have been for several months
past, and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott are once
more St home in their residence on Four
tenth street,
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y part Of tho Lsbe!lc nail factory started
up ypyttrday and |: IL expected lha: the
entire factory will lbs OH by tho end Of the
week. The eight penny aud q part Of the
ten penny machines started yesterday.
The i:ivcrsidc factory atarted up iIli In
all departments yentcTday.
The Wheeling Company's stcel plant
yas started ngnn yeHtGfdey. Orders for
slgL, from tho Top mill and the Kelley
woiGs at Ironton arc to bo tiI!rd llrHt.
There IL q strike in progress al tho lav.
crside furnace ut Bnnwood. Tn" iiIIcr8
and hclporH want III inCroasc IN wages
claiming tfnt they are paid l"ss lsF shnST
work than men employed At the paInU
work elsewhere. receive.
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Resolutions Of icspect.
OFFICE or FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co..
M0SnA~ Ans;l or 1cp-

OFFICE or FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co., !
MONDAY, April 25, 1857. I
At meeting Of the Board OF D;rector,
OF the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, held this morning at 0 o'clock, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
God in his infinite wisdom has removed
from our number Mr.. E. ]. Stone, a gen.
tlensn who has served in the directory OIL
this company many years with honor and
fidelity to the trust. He has contributed
by his counsel and labor very greatly to
its growth and prosperity. It was with
pleasure that We listened to his kind
words OF advice. As friend and coun.
sellor we shall find it difficult to fill bis
place. Therefore, be it
Rtsolred, That in the death OF Mr.. Stone
this corporation has lost one OF i,s warm.
est trieads, couuseiiors snd supporters.
That We extend to the family OF the de.
ceased our sincere sympathy in this sad
hour OF their atlliction.
That we attend the funeral OF the de.
ceased in body.
That these resolutions be spread upon
tho minutes, published in the daily pa.
pers and copy furnished the family oil
the deceased.
G. ]. RAwLlNG, Vice President.
U. II. COLLIER, Secretary.
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Hellnlrs.

A. L. Baron will sell his place on the
creek near town.
Miss Mary Thoburn is the guest OF he,
uncle, James Wilson.
Ten new members were received into
the German church Sunday.
A fishing party visited Wallacs's dam
yesterdsy-the first Of the season.
The chestnut" minstrels are rehears
ing in the Choral society's rooms.
Milton Stewart was called to Pittsburgh
yesterday by the illness OF sister.
Natural gas mains ore being laid on
Thirty-third and Thirty.eighth streets,
The total collections of the A. NJ. E.
church on Sunday amounted to S253 SO.
1t now looks as though Mrs. LOTUS will
recover from the effects OF the gasoline
explosion.
Some new curbs and sidewalks are being
put on Union street to prepare for the
new pavement.
Henry Carr was able to be on the streets
yesterday for the first time in ssyeral
months. He will go to Philadelphia in a
Aen uayos
The clothes stolen from John Heather
ington were found on tho hill in fence
corner yesterday morning. Nothing else
was found.
4 view rom one OF the hill.tops might
make one think there was great buildiIpg
boom here,so numerous are the new roofs
and freshly painted houses.
Several Wheeling boys left fines in the
city treasury Tor carouaing on Sunday. A
certain Wheeling crowd has been making
this practice for some time past. .
Jacob Landfried died yesterday at his
home in the Second ward, aged 6 yes,s,
He had been confined to his room for A
long time. He will be buried at MI.
Wood, Wheeling.
There are several gas wells going down
not very lar from town. A strike Of gas
would be good thing, but not all that is
wanted unless 1t be controlled by tho city
or in the city's interest.
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.To.SlGIlr's COUNCIL MEETING,
\ Number OF Important Matters to he lie
fore tho Iiutly.

\ Number OF Important Matter. to he lie
fore tho Iiuty.
A regular semi.monthly meeting O.
Council will be held this evening, and AZ
n number Of Important matters will he
presented for consideration the seaBior
promises 10 be- one OF morp than usual in.
'crest. In the First Branch the member
will first attend TO the annual appropria
ton ordinance as amended by the Second
Branch ut ita last meeting. As amended
It !eaveg to the +. b. We discretion the e3
penditure OF the balance remaining ate,
completing the work ordered done last
year; this will DO fought by Mr.. Ferrell
probably, and perhaps by others
Mr.. Ferrell 10 member OF tho committee
that framed the ordinance, and he in com.
nittee dcHired 1t no arranged that certain
expenditures he made in the Fourth ward.
In ,ha Second Branch Mr.. Robertson In.
trodnced m amendment in which It wss
stated specifically, what work was TO DO
done in tho Fourth ward; both il and tho
cOlnnttco'H plan were knocked in tho
head by the Second Branch.
Included In tho new busincsg To be pre.
acnted are ordinances fixing tho general
and thu special ton cent levlcs and tho an.
nnal liCenge oriinance- There are some
provisions In the latter TINT will call forth
u diAcuasion, but the members will have
TO stick to ii till 1t ia diaposed OF, for on
next Monday all licensca OK pire, including
thoHo Of tho saioons, Council, after pass,
ing thp license ordinance, will probably
order published a liHt Of tho applicants for
Daloon linenuCy, and then order n rpecial
meeting Tor Friday sveBiDs Tor ths pnr.
poae oil acting on tho npplIcs,ipns. There
will DO In addition, several committee 20.
por,H, importan. resolutions, etc., that will
demand attention.
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Tho members OF John ". Holiday roat,
G. a. T., assisted by the ladies OF the Re-
lief Corps and the Black Eagle Drum
CorpH OF Est Wheeling, have completed
their arrangements for one Of those enjoy
able entertainments, consisting Of bean
supper, music, reci,ations, ainging, &C., on
next Thursday evening, and general
good tino 10 expected. 1t will BIO an On.
tertsinment where everybody will be made
welcome and entertained.
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Z. J. STONES FUNERAL.
A Largely Attended AnAir-The Details o
#EH the Sad Occnsion.


The funeral Of E. ]. Stone, who died
Saturday at bis homo on the Island, took
place yesterday morning at the Thomson
N. E. church, Of which he was such q
promiuen. member, and which may be
said 10 stand as a monument to the de.
ceased, for II was solely owing TO bis Of.
forls that II WAS founded, the seed having
been sown when In years long past he
laugh. a class on the Island; and aimee
Its founding 1t haa had In Mr.. Stone a hand
and willing worker for, It's prosperity. A
liberal friend and watchful protector.
The family took leave Of the remains al
the house, where 0 feeling prayer was
offered by Rev. G. w. Crimes, pastor III
the church, after which the casket was
taken 10 the church and carried 10 the
alter where 1t remained during the sery.
ices which lasted nearly two hours. The
church had been very tasteiully, not
deliberately, draped by some members OF
the congregation. The pulpit and altar
were heavily hung with Grape, and
1t was used effectively in other
parts Of the edifce. The sombrenesa al
the altar decorations was relieved nv
white letters forming the words. HSt
Rest" that appeared just above where The
casket rested. But few flowers were used.
the most noticeable piece being a pillow
Of white flowers on which was shown In
Father"
The edi6ce was crowded, FIVE hundred
people, probably, being present. It was
the most largely attended funeral that has
been seen on the Island for years. Inclu.
ded among those present were those who
had helped the deceased to start the
church, those who had grown up In II
under bis care and direction aud those
who are coming up now, and Il was with
difficulty that many suppressed their feel.
ings as the services proceeded. The
business interests Of the city were we'll
represented.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Grimes and Rev. DR., DeHsss nj
Martins Ferry. The latter referred feeI.
ingly to the time forty years ago when he
was the pastor OF the deceased at the old
North Street NJ. Z. church; he spoke Of
Deacon stones labors in the
cause Of Christ, and dwelt on
his Christian character. The adj.
dress OF Rev. Sir. Grimes was a
worry touching and appropriate one.
Tho remains were inferred In the family
lot at Greenwood cemetery. The pall.
bearers were J. 7. Stone, E. L. Stone.
Henry Stone, Thomas Thomas, S. E. Davis
and Henry F. Jones, sons, brother and
near relatives.
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BRIDGEPORT pREy1rrrs.

Death Of an Old Citiren-Y. NJ: o. A. Meet
ipE-Interssting Happenings Noted.
Ed. THURMAN Is visiting lila father Il
Cumberland, o.
A small child Of John Meller was buries
In Weeks cemetery yesterday afternoon
NJ. L. Brubaker was called 10 Mantfelt
Saturday by the sudden illness Of hi
mother. #...n I5e Ea
s. O. W. Dnnlevy has just returned
from long trip In tho interest Of the Ii
Belle Glass Company.
The box car which WAS thrown over thu
bridge above the Cleveland < Pittsburgh
depot was removed on Saturday night Rnt
taken to BellAire.
Thomas BurtoR has purchased the farm
Of William McMonies, one mile this aide
Of st. Clairsville, on tho National, road FOL
sl0,250. There are l95 acres Of land In thu
iarm.
Lewis Jones Is again among his old
friends looking after bis new business In.
terests ct Birmingham, Ais. He reports
bis new mill project as 1onrishing, and
bis own and the health OF the people
good.
A match game OF ball was played satur
day up Whisky run, on the Ohios' bal
grounds between the Morning Stars and
Ohioe. The game waa very interesting
the score being : to 4 In favor OF the Ohios
challenge Is now open 10 any ameteul
club In the county.
A singular incident Of the St. Clairsyille
storm was the resurrection Of John Wilson'i
valuable dog from the debris OF the Ball
wreck. where he Was caught in the brick
piles and buried several feet deep, and
from which he was recovered nine days
afterwards, a little scratched, but smiling.
Judge John Benton, Of Colerain town
ship, was buried yesterday. The old man
had been gradually failing in health fol
years past and having attained the ripe
age OF 81 years, at last succumbed to the
reaper. Judge Benton was one OF Bel.
mont coun.y's honored citizens and died
enjoying the profoundest respect OF all.
The Young Mems Christian Association
held q very interesting union meeting in
the NJ. E. church Sabbath evening. The
house was crowded and the exercises were
very interesting. Speeches we're made by
Rev. Mr.. Hayes, Rev. Mr.. Meek and Rev.
Mr.. Lewis. Solos were sung by Harry
Clark and others. Tho Association meets
tonight at it's rooms to elect officers.
Yesterday riderlesa horse with saddle
and broken bride on came dashipga.afu ri.
Gus rate through town, and being headed
oil started down tho Cleveland 4 Pitts.
burgh track till he reached the open creek
bridge OF the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road,
when he suddenly retraced his course and
was finally driven into Hills stable and
captured.
Tho following amounts have been col.
lected by Marshal John W. Stuff for the
cyclone suffers: F. @. Robinson, $50;
Ross J. Alexander, $40; E. W. Gilmore,
80; Carpenter & McCance, S.; E. P.
Rhodes, S.; Oswald Schicks, s.; Mrs. NJ.
CART, IS; Samuel Woodcock, S.; Samuel
Junkins, S.; Smith 4 Sons, IS; George
Giftin, S.; N. Kuhn. S.; Il. &. Brannum,
%; a. Q. Uranium, s.; a. Briedenstein,
IS; Milton MeConnsghey, s.; J. G. Dent
4 Co., $40; Rouschenberg & Co., S.; J.
". Fowler. 81; George Stuart, s.; j. o.
Howells, So; Joseph Benner. So; W. J.
Bratton, 81; Martin Jcice, 81; cash 50.
Total, SAL.
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The Great llnr.kopf Museum OF Anst
omy at 1910 Market street, corner o
Eleventh, have reduced the admission tC
ten cents, and remain ono week longer
We positively close Saturday evening
April Both. Friday afternoon, April
@l:h, from TO CIR. 81. last matinee 70,
ladies'. Just think OF il. only ten cents to
see the Finest Museum Of Anatomy in tho
world. Pay 1t n visit early in the week
and avoid the rush. Open daily from &c
A. 81. to 10 y. ".
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whcn there isn lack oi elastic cuorgy IN the svs.
icni' Shown ly II sa@tion OF lHnGuor mud unrr,,
III ne morning, frequent yawnins during the day
and disturbed sleep nj night, liostcttcr's Stomach
h''ch lnl'ises unwon,cd energy Into the cntccbled
ahd hervo'is. cndow!ug them with muscular rner.
W. All ability to Icrosc BEAUTIFULLY, and dirs,
without Inconvenience. Nervousness, headache,
bi'lon'''cS, Impaired sppCtIc end feeble,
"oHpI'"ome Momach, arcali and speedily 80, riph,
W iiiN matchlc" regulator and inyigorau,. Tho
mineral rnIs0ns. RinnliR Thorn ktryChu!a And mn =
y0m'ch, arr nryrr sAie ioAcs even IN ittttfrsfm
lO.ts, Tho Kitten answers tho purpose moro "i.
iWtially. aud ran 10 relied upon M perfectly ,nIn
W ile most prudent, Fever and asuu, kidney
troubles and rheumatism Yield " Il, "'N'''